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Commercial Litigation Attorney

The Lawt · Denver, CO

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Commercial Litigation Associate | Denver Tech Center$150,000–$225,000 + Commercial litigation is one of the hardest practice areas to break into. This Denver opportunity offers litigators with 2–7 years of experience a chance to make that move, with sophisticated work, direct partner mentorship, and compensation up to $225,000.With offices in Colorado, California, and Florida, the firm handles sophisticated commercial and construction disputes involving major development and infrastructure projects. Associates work directly with experienced trial attorneys, gaining meaningful responsibility and client exposure early in their careers.This isn't run-of-the-mill construction defect litigation. The practice involves complex contractual disputes, significant commercial projects, and strategic counseling on issues ranging from contract negotiations to risk management and dispute avoidance.Why This Opportunity Stands OutHigh-stakes litigation: Sophisticated disputes involving major construction and infrastructure projects, with matters reaching into the billions.Real mentorship: Direct access to partners who prioritize training and professional development.Broader experience: Opportunities to handle substantive litigation while advising clients on contracts, risk management, and dispute avoidance.Team Building: Annual retreats sponsored by the firm.Competitive compensation: $150,000–$225,000 base salary, profit sharing, fully employer-paid healthcare, and a 4% 401(k) match.Ideal Background2–7 years of commercial litigation experience (will consider civil experience)Strong research, writing, and analytical skillsExperience with discovery, motions, and litigation strategyInterest in developing expertise in construction and complex commercial disputesColorado bar admission or eligibilityConstruction law experience is not required. Strong litigators with intellectual curiosity and a genuine interest in developing specialized expertise are encouraged to apply.For a confidential conversation, contact Katie McMahan at The Lawt (katie@thelawt.com)